Liquid cooling is quickly becoming the preferred and primary method for managing the heat generated from the high-powered CPU and GPU chips utilized for AI across the expanding footprint of both hyperscale and colocation data centers. Steel & O’Brien is uniquely positioned to equip providers of data center liquid cooling systems and in particular, direct liquid cooling (DCL) designs, with a variety of stainless steel components and custom assemblies.
Steel & O’Brien has established itself as a leader in providing stainless steel components for liquid cooling systems used to cool data centers. Stainless steel has quickly become the material of choice for many data center cooling components based on its hygienic properties, compatibility with coolants, durability, and cost. We have experience equipping providers of data center liquid cooling systems offering rear-door, direct-to-chip (D2C), and immersion systems to both hyperscale and colocation data centers. We have a broad offering of stainless steel products commonly used in Coolant Distribution Units (CDU’s), in-row manifolds, and in-rack manifolds for servers including:
Steel & O’Brien’s 200,000 sq. ft., ISO Certified manufacturing facility has the capabilities and capacity to serve the demands of the high-growth market for data center cooling. We have deep expertise machining, fabricating, welding, and polishing stainless steel that is enhanced by our in-house engineering resources for custom stainless steel designs.
Our broad offering of stainless steel products and custom capabilities enable us to provide customized assemblies and kits containing both standard and custom components. It is this simplicity which sets us apart from typical stainless steel providers. Click here to learn more about the role of stainless steel in data center liquid cooling systems.
